I Can/Can’t Do It
The biggest disability we have is unbelief.
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Norman
Let me tell you a story: NORMAN While I was on dialysis (three times a week). I sat next to an older gentleman named Norman. Norman was 83 years old and was a dialysis patient for almost 30 years. He was my lifeline, the one who taught me how to “beat the machine”, that I…
Milk, it does the body good…
There have been MANY hospitalizations and surgeries in my life. Most of them have placed me in dire situations. One that comes to mind was when was I stricken with a post transplant illness. I remember entering the hospital during the month of September and leaving for one day in October, having to be readmitted…
Excuses
I listen to excuses all day—ALL DAY—and yet, I rarely see anyone seeking a resolution. When we offer solutions, they often dismiss our suggestions as if we don’t know what we’re talking about. One particular incident stands out: a woman once told me that she didn’t care about her “size” or “weight.” She said, “My…
Batman Today?!*
I was looking at this picture of Lynn being trained while going through chemo and radiation. During this time she continued training others. FYI it is not easy. I remember when my first transplanted kidney was failing. I was attempting to train. I didn’t feel great, but I was willing to go through it. I…
First “FREE” Seminar Brings Balance
On Saturday, March 4, 2017 trainers Will Smith and Lynn Miller donated their time and expertise to educate approximately 20 attendees at their first “free” nutrition and training seminar. The seminar was presented in a very positive and can do atmosphere and commenced with a briefing on nutrition. Will stated that food management and goes…
